Class D is just Dandy!

with In my experiences with good quality class D ampsThey just faithfully amplify the inputted signaout adding or subtracting anything. They’re like the audio amp ideal of a "straight wire with gain".

which I have proved couldn’t be further from the truth

In https://www.stereophile.com/images/archivesart/999A565fig2.jpg
Out https://cdn.stereophile.com/images/1212AM1fig02.jpg

I have a feeling there’s another new Class-D coming.

jollygreenaudiophile2
"Have you ever heard of (Flying Mole), amps"? I imported some of these a few years back after a friend in Japan recommended them.

Yes it was the very first Class-D I listened to and tested back in around 2004, sorry wasn’t pretty, in sound or test against my Threshold Stasis S500 Optical at the time on the ML Monoliths.
Then I got a Channel Islands Class-D with linear supply, better but still not near hiend.

Since then the only Class-D that has piqued my interest was the BelCanto 600M monoblocks but only on a 2 way speaker with a very benign 6ohm load, with Raal ribbon 

Cheers George

Hey @georgehifi

Remember this:

That's fine, you don't have to like Class D amps, and if you don't please go participate on one of those threads.

I'm curious why you'd want to participate in this thread, with exactly the same 3 arguments you've made before. Over and over again, especially since it seems to most readers you keep attempting to hijack it.

Is there a new argument? Is there some reason why you don't actually go start a Class D bashing thread and leave this one for those of us who like Class D?

Also, you have been debunked 50 ways from sundown. Over. And over. And Over. By everyone.

Best,

E

@georgehifi

All your three basic arguments have been debunked repeatedly.

You've yet to convince anyone.

Is there anything you have to say, or is it all just george on repeat?


Erik